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ssE HUNDRED THOUSAND CATH.

Yesterday teleRrsphed Cardinal Sim
eoni, Project Of the Propaganda at
Rowe that they denounced the
threatened accommodation OF DR..
McGlynn, with whom they are pre-
pared to stand, and protested against
eccledss.icd interference with the po-
liticAl rights Of American cltissns.'
Thig threat would not have any Gig.
nifcaDce were It not for the admission
recently made by Cardinal Gibbons,
In his letter to the Propaganda espous-
ing the cause Of the Knights OF Labor
"a an organization worthy OF the fos'
tering care rather than the anathemrs
Of the Gnu rch. He declared that the
condemnation Of the Knights would
90 powc.less 10 compel the obedience
OF our Catholic workingmen, who
would regard II as false and iniquit-
ous," would force "the goDs Of the
church to rebel against their mother"
would be ruinous to the financial sup
port Of the church." and would turn
iuto doubt and hostility the marked
devotion of our people toward the
Holy Bee." The emergency thus 80
frsely pictured by the cardinal has
beea precipitsted. The woIkingmeu
and women Of New York hold that
Or. MoGlynn has been punished
by the church because of his
espouBal OF their cause. That they re-
gard as ecclesiastical interference in
civil affairs. As free cltiz,ns Of free
State they will not permit this. They
therefore offer the church the alterna-
tive Of the restoration Of DR.. McGlynn
10 the rectorship OF st. stephens's
Parish. New York, or their secession
with him from ally support OF the
church. This is q gauge Of battle that
can ony end one way. DR.. McGlynn
has not obeyed the summons OF the
Pope TO 60 to Rome; he could not
now do 90 within the forty days pre-.
soSlbed II he wished. The penalty for
this disobedlence ia accommodation /,
Rome has never before halted In Its
purpose. II did not hesitate during
the reformation, though IL made many
onsrs Of concession on points OF differ.
enee that were non-esssntisl. Will II
halt nowr We doubt II. II cannot
afford even to psrlsy for q moment
with DR.. MoGlynn, who is only one
among three hundred or more
millions. II could not afford to do
80, not even for the 100000 men and
women who protest 60 much. Other
Popes have weAthered heavier storms
than this, and Leo XIII will doubtless
hoist his ecclesiastical umbrella and
wait patiently till the sho wer goes by,
He will have to excommunioate DR.
McGlynn, in order TO hold on to hii
chair, To give way for moment to
the communistic priest would BIO to
open a thousand avenues Of asssil-
mont against tho citadel Of God Al
mighty's vicegerent. This cannot be
permitted. The next thing after such
an assum ption Of right would be al
assaament OF heavens gates. Tha
would be the end Of the great religion
org lnlsatlon that has rested securel.
for centuries on the rock OF st. Pete
and has withstood the storms OF time
stronger today than ever. Dr.. Nc
Gyms 100000 Catholics in rebellio
have no terrors for the Pope. ii
will, II necessary, exoommunicat
them all.
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COLUMBUS, MISS.
A Marriage NJ 4 O'Clock in the Morn.
ins, aud = Present. Of e9O,UOO.
IsPHOIAL TO run APPHAL.J

lsPHOIAL TO THR APPHAL.I
CoLUMBUs, Mics, June 23-Mr. j.
d. Owirge, Of Atlanta, and Miss Jen-
ME Wilson, etepdaughter of Capt. M
Frank, Of this plscs, were married at
the residence Of the brides mother
this morling at A O'Clock, aod left at 5
am. for Atlanta, their future home,
Mise jennie has been one OF our lead
era In society, and is @ most lovely
woman, and Mr.. 0wings, who is a
Wholesale merchant Of Atlanta, is to
BIZ congratulated on having secured 80
great q prize. Alter the ceremony,
the bride's mother msde the young
couple q bridal present Of $4,000 in
United Ststes bonds.
Miss Anna Short has resigned her
position 10 mstron Of the Industrial
Institute and College, and Mrs. II. B.
Kells, Of Pass Christian, Miss, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Kells was for some years princi-
pal OF Paramount College, near So
wanna. Tenn.
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BRO WNSVILLE, TENN.
Miss Blanche Hunter MArFies mar
RES Emmet Woodward.
ImnnIAL 10 TIE LprnAL.I


BROWNSVILLE, TENN, June 2S-Miss
Blanche Huoter, the Grown eyed
beauty from Macon, Tenn, was mar
ried at noon today at her sisters. Mrs.
Sam Wilson, to Mr.. Emuet Wood
ward, Of Washington, d. O., the
pTivatq secretary OF Isaham g. Harris.
The ceremony Was performed by the
Rev. i P. Trotter. The parties left
on tie sou h bound train. Mics
Blanche has sp mt a large portion OF
her time here during the last few
years, Where she was very popular,
moving amo & host Of warm friends
whose good wishes all follow her.
Tire Misses Smi b, cousins OF the
bride, from Hot Springs, were present.
The marriage was very private.
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A Young German AssOciattBg with
Bad Company Comes Ont W0rsted.



NASHVILLE, TENN, June 2S.-Just
about o'clock last evening q prob
ably fatal wound was received by
young German,named Fessell, at the
hands of two ssssilsnts, below the
Louisville depot on College street.
The trouble originated in the house
OF a woman Of the town, All three
OF the parties were quite drunk, and
Fissell was struck on the head and
body several times with bricks and
stones thrown by the two roughs
from the Thirteenth District. He is
seriously injured, and it Is
thought that his skull is fractured.
Henry Horn, one of the parties
for whom warrants were issued, was
arrested today. He was interviewed
OF the police station ard said that sub
stance OF it was that "Fessell and 1
were going along the street when
two men, evidently :drunk, came up,
slapped Fessell in the face and as
sauIted both of us. I went into a
yard near by and was followed by
these two men. They put their hands
to their hip pockets as though to
draw some weapon and l then de-
Tended myself"
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RieYeIInR.

LONDON, June pa one rails han
dicap bicycle rscs took place at Alex
andria Park TO-DAY. In the trial heats
Woodside and Morgan failed to get
place and Temple was second in the
anal heats. The race was won by
MARROW, of Northampton. Patrick, Of
Wolverhampton, was second, and
Temple q fair third
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ELECTRIC MOTOR
Adopted for PrOpeIIInE street Cars
I'm Montgomery. Ala.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 2S.-To-
day the Capital City Street Railway
Company began operating it's cars by
the electric motor system. The COM
pany has four lines, sggregating fifteen
miles, much of it double track. The
speed attained is from ten to fifteen
miles an hour, one motor pulling
three loaded cars.
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PEACE AT LAST.
citizens or Rowan County ReJOiced
at Yesterday's work.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 23.-The
latest news from Rowan county is to
the I, oct that peace has at last settled
permanently within her borders, and
no further trouble is anticipated. The
disposal of The Tolliver earg is regard.
ed with the greatest satisfaction, and
is considered as the vindicStion of the
law at the hands OF an outraged peo-
pie scting bv the authority Of the
Governor of Kentucky.
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Two Train Robbers Identified

GALVESTON, TEX, June ga spe:
cial from Austin, Tex, says: A special
postal agent here reports that the en-
eineer and fireman of the train robbed
at Flatonia, on the Southern Pacific
railroad, have recognized and identi-
fed two prisoners sent down there as
participants in the robbery.
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MILITARY.
The Montgomery Greys the Favor
ties.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 2S.- The In
ter-State drill ut the Fair Grounds to-
day, drew a crowd Of between 1000
and 5000 people. The programme in
oluded l13 movements, and torty-hve
minutes were allowed each company.
It is thought to be a very close race
between the Montgomery GreyB and
the Louisville Light Infantry for the
first prize Of $1,000, with the Mont
gomery True Blues next thought OF,
aud the Detroit City Greys the least
in favor. The judges will hand in
their decision by Friday afternoon.
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TIE "LONDON TIMES" SUED
For Libel by Frank Hagh O'DOn.
nell.

LONDON, June 23.-Frsnk Hugh
O'Donnell, formerly member OF Par
lament for Dnngsrvon and vice
president of he Home Rule Oonfed-
Grafton, has brought suit against the
Times for libel. The suit ia based
upon an article commenting on the
letter sent to the Times by O'Donnell
to correct statements ma lie by that
paper regarding the alleged connec-
ton OF Parnellism with Irish crimes.
1t is expected that "Parnellism and
Crime" issues will be raised in the
course of The trial.
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National Opera Go npany Troubles

NEW YORK, June 23.-The members
OF the National Opera Company met
this afternoon at tbs Academy OF Mu-
eic. Much dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed at the financial arrangements.
F. R. lawrence, on behalf of the di-
rectors, asked for time, as many Of the
directors wers away. He promised
that the salaries would be paid in full
at the earliest possible moment. Man
agsr Locke told the members that all
would be we'll If thsy would have pa
tience until next Thursday.
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Tn. HAIRY Wilkes Race Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2S.-The
match race announced to take place
today at the Point Breeze track be-
tween the PAGER, Gossip, jr., and the
trotter, Harry Wilkes, has been post
poned until next Thursday, owing to
the heavy rains Of last night and to-
dav
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Placed in the Hands Ofrs Receiver.

Placed In the HANDS OF HeoeIVek.
sPRINGPIElD D, O., June, 2a-Messrs.
Whitley, Fassler and Kelly, the great
eat reaper man ufacturers in the coun-
try, went into the hands Of receiver
this evening. The firm tonight issued
the following circulsr: Owing to the
recent financial difficulties Of other
parties this corporation has been com
PEELED to temporarily go into the
hands Of a receiver for the protection
Of its property and all interested par
ties. The business will bs continued
as usual, and due attention will be
given to all its patrons and all its
different departments Of business, en-
ployeS, ETC., will remain unchanged.
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HERBS SOME HOPE.
me supplementary Grimes Act
Nay he Dropped.

LONDON, June 24.-The cabinet has
decided to prorogue Parlisment about
the middle Of August. 1t lie reported
in uniOnlst quarters that II strong op.
position be offered the proposed sup.
Elementary crimes bill will be
dropped.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Losing Their Grip Upon Working.
men.

BOSTON, MASS, June 23.---For the
past six monts a lockout hss been in
progress in Worcester county, involv-
ing several thousand shoemskers, the
employers declining to recognize or
ganizsd labor, the Knights OF Labor
and the LISTERS union standing toge:h b.
er Ia the fight. About week ago the
Knights gave up the fight. leaving
the laslers to make It alone. The latter
have pm olished an address to the
working people OF the country for as
ststsncs In supporting the "outside
bottomers," who are Knights of Labor,
and on whose refusal 10 return to
work the success OF the struggle de.
ponds. The las'ers bitterly denounce
the Knights for deserving them.
THE STRIKE coLLAPsKs.
WoRoEeTER, MASS, June 2S.-The
strike at Spencer collapsed today, the
lsstsrs being unable to hold the bot
toners, and the lasters and bottomerE
are making general application foi
work. There is general rejoicing thai
the end has come.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR PRICE LIST DE
CLAIMED OFF.
HAvERHILL, MASS, Jane 23.-At I
meeting of the Shoe and Leather 1850
citation this afternoon ii was decided
that inqsmuch as the knights o
Labor had failed to sgree on pric'
list, all price lists with the Knights o
I.ahoP ha declared off. TIE resul
cannot now be definitely stated.
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Adiutant General DUN, who hiss
achieved a national reputation this
week as The originator of the resolu-
ton to return the captured battle
Gags TO the Sa,es, has been for many
years we'll known figure In Wash-
ington. He entered the army more
than thirty years ago az private sol
der, aud by merit and soldlerly quail.
ties mas risen to be adjutaDt general
Of the army, In the face Of the preiu-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

CHICAGO, III, Ssptem ler Elm the
big suit OF Charles J. Ksrsbaw and
Hamilton Denver for the use Of Portus
b. Weare, receiver against Maurice
Rosepfeld & Co., a declaration was
yesterday filed In ths Superior Court.
II 10 O voluminons document and July
sets forth tbs csuee Of action TO re-
cover damages In the sum OF $500, 900.
The plaintiffs ssseTi that On June 9th
Maurice Rossnied and Frebk L
johnson, com rosing defendsnts' firm,
bargaintd Tor and bought Of them
100000 bushels Of vhes at 02ic, to
be delivered in June AID paid for on
delivery. Kersbsg & Go. we're ready
and willing 10 deliver the wheat ~
per contract, but thu defendants re-.
quested them 70 reeell the wheat on
their account. June wheat had In
the meantime taken big drop, and
the p'aintiffa we're forced 10 sell R)s
enfuld 4 Co.'s 100000 bushels at
74Ir, In the aggregate just $500, 600
lees than IL had cost. The defendants
were liable for tnis deficit and prom.
xspd to pa, but failed 10 do 20. TIE
declariiiors contain seventeen DIFF
ierent counts, but oil tell snbstsn.
TALLY the same etory-thnt the de.
iendsnls we're caught Ia corner anu
could net get out.
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500 Miaer. strike,

Brazil, ISD., September 6--The
500 miners employed ia the Nickel
Plate aud Chicago miucs, operated by
the Jackson Goal and Miaing Com.
piny, struck yesterday over q two
weeks pay day. They demand that
the payment shall be tie first and
third Saturday oi each month and up
to the week preceding. Theopera,orF
prcpo, o 20 pay on the second and icurth
SSt1Idsys TO within two weeks 81 the
day. This lie the fret strike tfal has
occurred heTe In two years. IL wat
precipitAtsd by miners outside the
Federated Association, Which Ia for
arbitration. The strike will hardly
* end 20 oihsr miners, 10 all other
mines pay q, desired.
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$500 The co.psrtnership was to
continue until April 80, 1888, YoQlire
put Ia 1903 900 and Baden 1895, 600 In
each. YLgllne WA to be general maj
agsr, aud WIS given $25 coo pr yea
to obtain or retain trade. His share
OF the prof WAS to be $3,C01 smonth,
and B.lden's 81, 500 OF the net profits
Yushna va, TO receive IS per cent,
and Belden As per cent. All Losses
we're to be borne on the same proper.
ton. In his complaint Belden CHI Wgee
that Yngling has not devoted HE
skill to the business; tina. he used tue
funds Of the finn for other than
legitimate puTposes, and that the
business has been impsired by his
nc ion. The order appc inting the re-.
ceivers lie accompanied by q tempo.
rary Injunction est,siniug YnRlipg
from containing TO manage the busi-
ness.
IL 1887 Yngling made statement
to b 'sdstreet's, claiming asaeta Of
81, 69l 900, and liabilities Of 1854, AGO,
leavlng surpus ID $l,0O6 600 The
business Ia said to be perfectly solvent.
There ia about 100000 worth Of bssi
on hard. No definite s,atemeut OF the
firms present condition has bs:n
made public, ard it ia understood by
persons familiar with the business
that the liabilities ore over $4,000
and assets about 81 100000.
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Miss Fannie Nav
WILL
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peniseh.r KrIrKer nand.

CHIcLao, September G-The Con.
vention Of the Deuischer KrleeeT-
Bund Of North America was resumed
this morning. A Baltimore society
with go members was admitted,
making twenty-five subordinate TO.
eietiep. I wap decided e. tex esch oil
theee $40 per yesr 10 help supper, the
official organ a the buu5, published
at Cincinnati. The following ofiicerp
were then elected: President, vii.
helm Smith, chicago; Vics President,
Fred Grille, OIBoiDpsti; Secretary,
Chris Albieeh,, 81. Louis; AZ istani
Secretary, julius Elyer,s, Cbiosl o
Treasurer. Frederick w. Spencer, Gin
oinnAti.
The convention odj1urnod after de-
eidipg 10 hsd the 1t convention IN
Cleveland.
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RI. Hnrp.r a co. "a A..sts,

CscSEATl, o.. September e-Rrom
the report Of J. II. Stewart, trustee Of
Y. l.. Harper g. O., fled In tue Pro.
bnio Court, Il appears the 6rm held
no real csts,e and that the face valuo
OF asseis, consisting a stock, bonds,
notes, cssb, etc, Was sl3e COS, while
The apprai, ed yslus vas $3.50. The
other asse,e we're book acc ,unis Of the
face vAluo Of Sl,l7l ,733, appalled, at
sei,l3l, making he totNl appraised
vaiue OF assols sl0S,202 Toe total
direct Liabilities are o. 49, 74i; indi'
rect liabilities a. iudofseIs, 81 co., OI3.
Among the debts IL ooe OF i35S,OOO
from L. l. Harper, and u sppeas tnis
htm indorstd f1t Harper's other firms
The firm Of T. L Barper& Co. was an
iron commission arm. TIE showing
wodld give cieditorl aboni iper cont
on their claims.
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6ARREIT'S SUCCESSOR.
The Appstntme"t or Mr.. Spence,
Meets win the Approval
or ar. GHrrets.

BArrrhoRs, Nd, September 6.-The
Baltimore American Of this morning
Gays; "The Qaeeiion rs to who shall
succeed President Garrett is settled.
Mr., Joha King, IT,, who was Looked
spon favsrably, cannot take the po-
sition, beeaase he is virtually trustee
Of the Ecie road, as well as lite presi.
dent. Mr.. A. J. Csssell was men,
toned, bat his intimate relations with
the Penney lvania road were against
his accepa,bi ity. The nan whom the
syndicate have settled upon as pos.
eeesipg the requirements tor the place
Ii Mr.. Samuel Spencer, the present
first vice president Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road. Not only did bis abil-
ity ss a manager and his work in con-
nection with the road commend him,
but when he conducted the ne1otia-
tions which ended in the contract the
syndicate became 30 thoroughly i'm.
pressed With his qualifications that IL
took only a abort time for them to
agree upon him az Mr.. CARROTS sue.
ceesor. They recognizes the fact that
he will give the road progressive ad-
ministration, and will do 90 much %
any man Can do TO maintain Its thor.
ough independence, while steering
clear of entsngliDg competitions. The
choice of Mr.. Spencer Is with Mr.,
CARROTS full concurrence and ap-
proval.
"Mr. Spencer IL about forty years
old and is Maryland man. de en-.
tered the Baltimore and Ohio service
/ % clerk, and worked himself mp
until he be came chief clerk to William
Sharp, who was master OF transporta.
ton. When Mr.. Snarp became presi.
dent Of the Long Island road he Of.
fered Mr.. spenc. q responsible posi-.
ton al several times the talary that
the Baltimore and Ohio was paying
him. Ae accepted and G lied the place
until called back by the Baltimore and
Ohio to 6ll one Of its vice presidepcies
He has been very valuable man, and
during Robert Garreti's sdministra.
ton especially his services have b gu
extensive. He is q hard worker, with,
out any plr'icuar brilliancy, but with
cool head and an xhaustl es7 amount
Of push, and his sslec-ion will NEST
with general approval"
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A WOman,s Age.

A woman, it is said, is no older
than she looks. Many women, how
ever, look double their actual age by
reason Of those functional disorders
which wear upon the nerves and vi
tally, and which, if unchecked, are
liable to change the most robust
woman to q weak, broken down in
valid. DIR. Pierce's "Favorite Pre-
scription" will positively cure every
irregularity and weakness peculiar
to the sex, and requires but a single
trial TO prove its surprising merit
Price reduced to 81. by druggists
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Aneih.r nnr.h relI story.

CHATTANOOGA, TINS, September o
Several ysGp fgI Marsh T. Polk
robbed the State treasury Of Tennessee
Of several hundred tbopoand dollars
while serving Nc s,ote Treasurer. He
hsJ, but wac tubs' Qucnily arrested
and returned 10 NAsnyille. In due
time he was reported 10 have slckened
and died. Hi body wss shipped from
Nashville 20 Bolivar, Tenn, where II
~Tes deposited on tie ground. Now
comes the Lews that one Gamble, q
prominent citiz,n Of ADMISSION, Ala 4,
has just ttuih,d from an tx ended
visit in the City Of Mexico, and while
there he met Polk on the direct and
talked with him. lie made further
Investigations, aud found him In bust.
ness In that CITY. The affair has ere.
attd no little excitement in this part
u the State. Gfmble was well &C.
.quainted with Polk while he was
treasurer Of tnio s n,s.
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Cbiisren starving 20 Death

On account 4 their inability TO digest
food, will find a moot marvellous io1C
and remedy In SCOTS Enu'sioo a
Pufe Cod Liver OIL with Hypophcs
phites. Very pslatabls and eseily di.
gssted. Dr.. S. W. Cobea, Of Waco
Texas, says: 81 have used you
Emulsion In Iniantile wssnng with
good results. IL not only restores
wasted tissues, but gives strength ant
Increases the appetite l am glad "a
use such rsliab article"